MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Andrew Cashner used his arm and his bat to helpSan Diego earn a rare road victory.

Cashner pitched a solid six innings and had a key bunt single tolift the Padres to a 5-3 win over Milwaukee on Monday night,hours after Brewers slugger Ryan Braun was suspended for theseason.

"We went to the small ground attack there started by Cash," SanDiego manager Bud Black said of Cashner's bunt single thatstarted a four-run rally in the sixth.

Braun, the 2011 National League MVP, was suspended Mondayafternoon for the final 65 games without pay for being tied to aFlorida clinic accused of distributing performance enhancingdrugs.

The game took a back seat to the news that Braun was the firstplayer to be suspended for baseball's latest drug scandal. Braunspoke to his teammates, issued a statement and left Miller Parkwithout answering questions.

"I am not perfect," he said in the statement. "I realize nowthat I have made some mistakes. I am willing to accept theconsequences of those actions."

Braun's teammates described him as somber, depressed andapologetic during a five-minute speech in the clubhouse beforebatting practice.

"It was one of those things where you kind of get embarrassed alittle bit saying that you are suspended," Rickie Weeks said."When a guy goes through something like this, you want to getthe truth out and then everybody can formulate their hypothesisand take things from there."

Jonathan Lucroy was one of the more vocal Brewers expressingsupport for Braun. He said he came to Miller Park Monday stillbelieving Braun had not used PEDs, but the star outfielderpulled him aside and told him he was accepting a suspension.

Lucroy said he felt deceived, but had forgiven Braun.

"I felt that way," he said. "He came up to me before the meetingand told me about it. I said, `OK man.' He said `I'm sorry and Iscrewed up.' I said, `OK.' I forgave him.

"I think it's tough, especially when people do something likethat, they make a mistake," he said. "It takes a bigger personto forgive him then to hold a grudge."

The loss of Braun leaves another hole in a lineup that has beenwithout Corey Hart (knee) all season and Aramis Ramirez, who hasplayed in only 54 games and is on the disabled list due torecurring knee pain.

The watered-down lineup had only four hits, but showed noimmediate effects from the announcement regarding their starplayer. Milwaukee scored twice in the first off Cashner butmanaged only one more run the rest of the game.

"Once the game started it was easy for everybody to focus onthat, to worry about what we had ahead of us," he said. "As ateam you can't think of anything else except what you have todo."

Jesus Guzman homered in the second and capped the sixth inningoff Gorzelanny (1-4) with a two-out double that snapped a tie,scoring Chase Headley and Carlos Quentin to give the Padres a5-3 lead. It was only their 17th win in 50 road games.

Cashner (6-5) allowed three runs on three hits and three walkswhile striking out six in six innings.

Huston Street pitched the ninth for his 17th save in 18 chances.

Logan Schafer, starting in center field for injured NL All-StarCarlos Gomez, walked with one out in the first. Jean Seguradoubled to center field, and Schafer - who was running on thepitch - slid and scored on a close play for a 1-0 lead.

Lucroy then doubled to score Segura and make it 2-0.

"My timing and my rhythm was off in the first inning," Cashnersaid.

Milwaukee didn't allow a run in its weekend series againstMiami, but had its 36-inning scoreless pitching streak snappedin the second when Guzman hit his sixth homer to bring thePadres within 2-1.

The Brewers extended the lead to 3-1 in the fifth when NorichikaAoki scored on Segura's groundout.

Gorzelanny was having little trouble with San Diego untilCashner and Everth Cabrera led off the sixth with a pair of buntsingles. Chris Denorfia then hit a groundout to advance therunners to second and third, and Chase Headley was intentionallywalked to load the bases.

Quentin doubled to the base of the wall in right field to scoreCashner and Cabrera, tying the score 3-3. Guzman then hit thefirst pitch from Gorzelanny down the left-field line for anotherdouble, scoring Headley and Quentin to snap the tie and give thePadres a 5-3 lead.

"Those two doubles were huge hits," Black said.

Gorzelanny pitched 5 2-3 innings, giving up five runs on fivehits and three walks while striking out six.

Notes: It was Gorzelanny's 115th game as a starter vs. 114 gamesas a reliever. ... Segura has a nine-game hitting streak.

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